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- Information for People of Different Races

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A. Welfare Information

Social Security

Family & Child Welfare Services

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Clinical Psychological Services

Medical Social Services

Rehabilitation Services

Services for the Elderly

Services for Young People

Services for Offenders

Licensing and Regulation

B. Other Useful Information/Links

C. Staff/Non-Governmental Organisation Corner

The Government is committed to eliminating racial discrimination and promoting equal opportunities for ethnic minorities. The Basic Law, the Hong Kong Bill of Rights Ordinance (Cap. 383) and the Race Discrimination Ordinance (Cap. 602) provide the legal framework to prohibit discrimination on the ground of race.

The Administrative Guidelines on Promotion of Racial Equality provide guidance to relevant Bureaux and Departments and public authorities to promote racial equality and ensure equal access to public services in key areas concerned. Under the Guidelines, relevant Bureaux, Departments and public authorities have drawn up checklists of measures that would assist in promoting racial equality and equal access to key public services to enhance the transparency of their work. The Guidelines cover the key public services which are particularly relevant to meeting the special needs of ethnic minorities and facilitating their integration into the community, namely, medical, education, vocational training, employment and major community services.

D. Assistance and Interpretation Services for Ethnic Minorities(by Departmental centres/units)

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